*Important* SLIDERS ARE REVERSED.

[AuburnAlumni]

I'm a 100% believer on this. Undefeated tried it and had success.

Well guess what, I've played 2 full halves and it's true.

THE SLIDERS ARE REVERSED. This means, setting the CPU to 0 makes them HARDER. Setting the CPU Sliders to 100 makes them EASIER.

Setting the Human to 0 makes it EASIER. Setting Human sliders to 100 makes it HARDER.

I never would have believed it, but it's true. The slider effects are REVERSED.

[rspencer86]

Every slider? Can you run games with the sliders at opposite extremes and post the results?

This is unbelievable. Seems like someone comes up with this theory every single year.

[AuburnAlumni]

Quote: Originally Posted by rspencer86

Every slider? Can you run games with the sliders at opposite extremes and post the results? This is unbelievable. Seems like someone comes up with this theory every single year.

I've run games at opposite extremes (CPU at 0, Hum at 100). It's true. I'm deadly serious here.

[ChicagoSparty]

This is very hard to believe. I agree this theory shows up every year. I don't know that it's ever actually been true (maybe one of the NFL2k games?). For all the jokes about game developers, I have to believe that they are better than to let something like this happen.

[rspencer86]

Quote: Originally Posted by AuburnAlumni

I've run games at opposite extremes (CPU at 0, Hum at 100). It's true. I'm deadly serious here.

Are the penalty sliders reversed as well?

[kmart2180]

Hey Auburn, Can you play that cream puff team again against your front 4 and see what the results are now after learning this?

Also a video of your dline getting pressure would be dope as well. Thanks alot.

[mjussawalla]

I'll try it tonight.

[Jistic]

AA, could you see if this applies to INT, Penalties, RB ABL, and QB ACC?

Many people theorize that QB ACC affects deep ball. If you crank it UP or DOWN what happens?